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Becoming a first-time homeowner comes with a lot of responsibility – you’ve finished the process of creating your dream home to live in, and now you want to know how you can maintain it for years to come. Below, we’ve compiled a list of helpful housekeeping tips that can help ensure your brand-new home is in top condition, PLUS 5 helpful things to know about your new Maronda Home as you get settled!
Maintain indoor humidity between 30%-50% year-round. FYI: Summer may be harder to keep under 50%, and similarly, Winter may be harder to keep under 30%.
We recommend a self-draining dehumidifier connected to your floor drain near the furnace in your new home. Set the desired level and let it run – minimal maintenance is required!
This will protect you against power outages. Without power, your sump pump will not function and could allow water into your basement.
Fresh Sod Care:
Weeks 1-2: Water each area twice daily until rooted
Weeks 3-4: Water once daily
Ongoing: Water 2-3 times weekly. Fertilize your lawn each season for healthy growth and a lush, green yard!
Tip: Water in the morning or evening, avoiding peak sun hours.Â
Sealing your driveway will protect it from extreme temperatures and winter salt. Seal your new driveway before the first winter in your new home! Repeat every 1-2 years.
Change every 1-2 months for maximum efficiency. Dirty filters can cause furnaces/AC to shut off or be damaged. Tip: There is a furnace shutoff switch located near the furnace. If your furnace/AC is not working, please verify this is on- It looks like a light switch.
Find the sticker under your kitchen sink with a QR code –Â scan with your phone’s camera to take you directly to our Warranty Portal.
OR Submit service requests online or via email:
Email: oservice@maronda.com | Website: marondahomes.com/contact.html
Located in your hall bath – this fan runs automatically to circulate air.
Your home will dry out significantly in the first year – this is normal! You can expect:
Common in control joints, but may appear elsewhere. This is also a normal occurrence as your home is settling.
Your lawn may experience settlement in various areas. This occurs due to dirt being placed in previously excavated areas. Not to worry, this won’t cause any structural issues in your new home
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